Category: Religious Size: Human-sized Weight: Medium-light Value: High religious value, high monetary value
While the members of the royal guard and Saburashi are required to wear ceremonial armor during all public ceremonies, those of noble status are usually seen wearing these robes for religious rituals and royal weddings.
Woven from the highest quality threads available to the artisans, these intricately-patterned robes are reserved for upper class ceremonies of worship, be it giving offerings at a mountaintop temple or sacrificing a newborn to a deity for a prosperous harvest season. Though they may seem out of place in the particularly gruesome ceremonies held by the Inner Kingdom’s Empress, these robes have been a symbol of religious tradition for as long as any of the inhabitants can remember.
Category: Religious
Size: Human-sized
Weight: Medium-light
Value: High religious value, high monetary value
While the members of the royal guard and Saburashi are required to wear ceremonial armor during all public ceremonies, those of noble status are usually seen wearing these robes for religious rituals and royal weddings.
Woven from the highest quality threads available to the artisans, these intricately-patterned robes are reserved for upper class ceremonies of worship, be it giving offerings at a mountaintop temple or sacrificing a newborn to a deity for a prosperous harvest season. Though they may seem out of place in the particularly gruesome ceremonies held by the Inner Kingdom’s Empress, these robes have been a symbol of religious tradition for as long as any of the inhabitants can remember.